Days of Glory, opened in first place in its native France with $5.53 million on 460 screens while it managed ninth in Switzerland with $76,000 despite opening on only 8 screens. International Details - Glorious Beginning Moving on, The film took top spot in its native market with $7.19 million on 584 screens and that was enough for sixth place overall. Ein Sommermarchen, which could translate into English as Germany, A Summer March, but I wouldn't bet money on it. International Details - Marching to the Top If I were to give the edge to one of them, it would be Over the Hedge. There were some contenders for DVD Pick of the Week with the top two being Masters of Horror: Larry Cohen - Pick Me Up - Buy from Amazon and Over the Hedge - Buy from Amazon. It's a rather slow week for DVD releases with fewer than normal instantly jumping out as must haves.

This week it dipped just 20% to $9.03 million over the week and $20.54 million after two. During the film's first week of release on DVD, it earned $7.16 million in total rentals, which put it just ahead of the second place film, The Break-Up, and its $6.93 million.Дespite a glut of new releases Click was able to remain on the top of the rental charts. It was a great week for new releases with three new film in the top five, including a first place finish for Nacho Libre. where it was down just 27% to $1.41 million on 446 screens over the weekend for a total of $5.66 million after two. The film's biggest market of the weekend was the U.K. Also, it missed the top five in Spain opening in sixth place with $651,000 on 220 screens. The film opened in a handful of markets including placing first in Mexico with $927,000 on 310 screens, but that's a little low for this type of film in that market. November 5th, 2006 Barnyard: The Original Party Animals saw impressive growth this week up 52% to $4.26 million on 2035 screens in 20 markets for an international total of $16.58 million. International Details - Partying on the International Charts November 11th, 2006 New releases were nearly shut out of the charts this week, however, one new release that did make the charts was Mission: Impossible: III, which earned top spot with $9.08 million.

New Releases are Nearly Impossible to Find on Home Market Charts In the mean time, the film opened in second place in South Korea with a respectable total of $1.37 million, which includes more than just the weekend, obviously. International Details - Death has a Noteworthy StartДesu Noto 2, a.k.a., Death Note 2: The Last Name opened in two market last weekend taking in a total of $7.29 million on 393 screens including finishing first in Japan with $6.50 million on 342 screen over the weekend and $10.33 million in total. Leading the way was Mission: Impossible: III with $9.31 million while Cars took in $9.24 million. November 19th, 2006 Cars led a group of new releases that dominated the sales charts this week, however, it had to settle for a very close second place on the rental charts. In Japan the film remained in top spot with $4.66 million on 346 screens for a two week total of $19.34 million.

International Details - Box Office is Far From DeadДesu Noto 2, a.k.a., Death Note 2: The Last Name held on strong adding $5.12 million on 397 screens in 2 markets for a two week total of $20.85 million. It was also the first time in nearly two months that the film didn't place in the top five on the international box office. Meanwhile, The Devil Wears Prada fell to sixth with $5.87 million on 2452 screens in 23 markets for a total of $172.54 million. Saw III took fourth with $6.54 million on 1912 screens in 20 markets for a total of $37.18 million. Late numbers for the international weekend meant there was a shakeup in the top five with Saw III trading places with The Devil Wears Prada.

International Details - Devil Drops Out of Top Five In the latter it took in $10.26 million for the week, less than $1 million above The Da Vinci Code's $9.35 million haul. There was a new number one this week as Ice Age: The Meltdown led both the sales and the rental charts. PG for some rude humor and mild comic action May 19th, 2006 (Wide) by Paramount Pictures See the Box Office tab (Domestic) and International tab (International and Worldwide) for more Cumulative Box Office Records. All Time Domestic Box Office (Rank 301-400)ДЄll Time International Box Office (Rank 401-500)ДЄll Time Worldwide Box Office (Rank 401-500)ДЄll Time Domestic Box Office for Digital Animation MoviesДЄll Time International Box Office for Digital Animation MoviesДЄll Time Worldwide Box Office for Digital Animation Movies

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